Wages Canada in Canada

Estadisticas Canada · Mensual

38.79 (Jul-26) ABS · CAD/hora · Mensual · CSV

Period	CAD/hora
Jul 2026	38.79
Jun 2026	38.61
May 2026	38.48
Apr 2026	38.76
Mar 2026	38.69
Feb 2026	38.49
Jan 2026	38.06
Dec 2025	38.02
Nov 2025	38.01
Oct 2025	38.20
Sep 2025	37.87
Aug 2025	37.81
Jul 2025	37.66
Jun 2025	37.22
May 2025	37.27
Apr 2025	37.00
Mar 2025	36.80
Feb 2025	36.94
Jan 2025	36.83
Dec 2024	36.68
Nov 2024	36.56
Oct 2024	36.74
Sep 2024	36.55
Aug 2024	36.50
Jul 2024	36.37
Jun 2024	36.08
May 2024	36.00
Apr 2024	35.75
Mar 2024	35.57
Feb 2024	35.53
Jan 2024	35.52
Dec 2023	35.33
Nov 2023	35.15
Oct 2023	35.02
Sep 2023	34.98
Aug 2023	34.80
Jul 2023	34.55
Jun 2023	34.19
May 2023	34.24
Apr 2023	34.13
Mar 2023	33.87
Feb 2023	33.87
Jan 2023	33.73
Dec 2022	33.45
Nov 2022	33.47
Oct 2022	33.34
Sep 2022	33.23
Aug 2022	33.09
Jul 2022	32.90
Jun 2022	32.92
May 2022	32.60
Apr 2022	32.46
Mar 2022	32.21
Feb 2022	32.15
Jan 2022	32.30
Dec 2021	31.96
Nov 2021	31.76
Oct 2021	31.68
Sep 2021	31.68
Aug 2021	31.55

Period	%
Jul 2026	3.0%
Jun 2026	3.7%
May 2026	3.3%
Apr 2026	4.8%
Mar 2026	5.1%
Feb 2026	4.2%
Jan 2026	3.3%
Dec 2025	3.7%
Nov 2025	4.0%
Oct 2025	4.0%
Sep 2025	3.6%
Aug 2025	3.6%
Jul 2025	3.6%
Jun 2025	3.2%
May 2025	3.5%
Apr 2025	3.5%
Mar 2025	3.5%
Feb 2025	4.0%
Jan 2025	3.7%
Dec 2024	3.8%
Nov 2024	4.0%
Oct 2024	4.9%
Sep 2024	4.5%
Aug 2024	4.9%
Jul 2024	5.3%
Jun 2024	5.5%
May 2024	5.1%
Apr 2024	4.8%
Mar 2024	5.0%
Feb 2024	4.9%
Jan 2024	5.3%
Dec 2023	5.6%
Nov 2023	5.0%
Oct 2023	5.0%
Sep 2023	5.3%
Aug 2023	5.2%
Jul 2023	5.0%
Jun 2023	3.9%
May 2023	5.0%
Apr 2023	5.1%
Mar 2023	5.2%
Feb 2023	5.4%
Jan 2023	4.4%
Dec 2022	4.7%
Nov 2022	5.4%
Oct 2022	5.2%
Sep 2022	4.9%
Aug 2022	4.9%
Jul 2022	4.3%
Jun 2022	5.1%
May 2022	4.0%
Apr 2022	3.3%
Mar 2022	3.5%
Feb 2022	2.9%
Jan 2022	3.0%
Dec 2021	3.5%
Nov 2021	3.0%
Oct 2021	2.2%
Sep 2021	2.7%
Aug 2021	1.8%

About this indicator

Source	Statistics Canada
Frequency	Mensual
Release	Aproximadamente dos meses después del cierre del trimestre de referencia.
What it is	Canada's wages indicator measures the change in the pay received by workers (gross wages and salaries). Compiled by Statistics Canada, it is a key gauge of household income and of cost-push inflation.
How it's calculated	It is drawn from Statistics Canada's employment and payroll surveys and is usually expressed as the change in hourly or ordinary earnings, on a year-on-year basis.
Market implications	Wages are both the main component of household income and a large share of business costs, so their path shapes consumption and the inflationary pressures the Bank of Canada watches when setting rates. Strong wage growth tends to support the Canadian dollar.
Limitations	The figure is sensitive to the composition of employment (shifts in the mix of sectors and hours can move the average without individual pay rising) and to seasonal factors, and it is subject to revision.